42 Articles found on Wednesday, 10 April 2013
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MANAGING Director Wilhencia Uiras of Etale Fishing Company, a firm which has been in the news recently for all the wrong reasons has resigned, amid speculation that the company is heading for
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THE Governing Council of the Polytechnic of Namibia will decide on Friday whether to institute a forensic audit on the institution, as advised by the Ministry of Education.Council chairperson Niilo
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THE government has decided to buy its latest fleet of luxury ministerial sedan vehicles from local Mercedes Benz dealer M&Z Motors, putting to bed a two-year-long impasse but also attracting
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VOLUMES growth in the local market in general and the lower price segment in particular is driving down house prices in Namibia – for now. The FNB House Price Index for November shed 5,2 basis points,
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LAST year Debmarine Namibia set a production record of 1.1 million carats and this year, it added spark to it’s workforce by launching the world’s largest marine diamond mining vessel the “MV Mafuta”.
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When deciding whether to give you their business, prospective customers trust one source of information above all others: their peers. To sell more, you need to get your current customers marketing
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LAGOS – In the time it takes to read this article, Nigeria will have added 50 people to its population, or about 11 000 a day. While some see these new consumers feeding an engine of prosperity,
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JOHANNESBURG – Standard Chartered has opened two new branches in South Africa to target Cape Town and Durban-based companies looking to expand across the continent, its chief executive for Africa said
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LAGOS – In the time it takes to read this article, Nigeria will have added 50 people to its population, or about 11 000 a day. While some see these new consumers feeding an engine of prosperity,
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ACCRA – When Ghana struck oil in 2007, citizens expected the industry would bring them better lives and investors anticipated hefty profits from a rising African economic star. Six years later, all of
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LONDON – Britain will hold the funeral of former prime minister Margaret Thatcher on Wednesday April 17 with Queen Elizabeth II leading the mourners, officials said, as the country wrestled with
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BAGHDAD – Iraq yesterday grounded and inspected a second Iranian aircraft bound for Syria in as many days, but found only humanitarian materiel, Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki’s spokesman said.The
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ABUJA – Nigerian police have detained a number of journalists a week after their newspaper reported that President Goodluck Jonathan had issued orders to frustrate a newly potent opposition by any
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Halle Berry’s pregnancy was the “biggest surprise” of her life. Halle has now spoken about becoming a mother again, and described how she is coping so far. “I feel fantastic,” she said in an interview
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Johannesburg – Zimbabwe is on track for another flawed election this year unless it can refresh outdated voter lists, approve “an army” of outsider observers and find foreign donors willing to pay for
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NAIROBI – Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta took his oath of office yesterday, presenting Western states with a challenge of how to deal with a leader indicted by the International Criminal Court.After
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There was little me cogitating in the gently increasing warmth of the mid morning breeze, unthawing from the previous nights cold snap and wondering about the beautiful carpet of yellow flowers
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OMUTUMBAWILIKI gwoTransNamib okwa kundanwa aguhe ku ni we osheetwapo shuuministeli wiilonga osha ziminwa. Shino oshe ya po konima yomapopyo ngono ga holokele po pehulilo lyomumvo gwa yi kutya ehangano
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NGONO e li pandjokonona oye ashike omukiintu a lela sigo opondondo yuuprimaminista moBritain Margaret Thatcher okwa kundanekwa e tu thigi po konima sho a kala ta kondjo nuuvu wombanda. Nakusa Thatcher
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MEME Maria Kapia noluvalo otaya tseyitha mpaka kutya omuholike gwawo nakusa omundohotola Otto Mwandingi Kapia ngoka a manene oondjenda dhe moshipangelo shopaumwene shaNgwediva meti2 Apilili 2013
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SMS Of The Day *SEBASTIAN Ndeitunga of Nampol I have few suggestions. 1) Put undercover agents on mini busses traveling from Windhoek to Oshakati. They are speeding and they inform each other as to
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NAMIBIA will host the Netherlands in an Intercontinental Cup match as well as two crucial World Cricket League Championship matches at the Wanderers field, starting tomorrow. A lot will be at stake
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NAMIBIAN swimmers made history at the South African National Championships for the Physically Disabled held in Pretoria recently. Caitlin Jane Botha became the first junior female Paralympic swimmer
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MARATHON Sugar yesterday announced a N$45 000 sponsorship for the Namibia School Sport Union (NSSU) athletics championships which will be held in Windhoek on April 19 and 20.The money will be used for
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LAGOS – The world’s soccer governing body Fifa has moved the dates for the forthcoming African World Cup qualifiers to accommodate Nigeria’s participation at the Confederation Cup and ensure that no
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KHOMAS Basketball Association (KBA) League Director Allan Nghixulifwa allegedly assaulted Polytechnic Blues player Penda Hashoongo on Sunday.Hashoongo told The Namibian Sport yesterday that
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THE Northern Stream First Division’s second-leg will kick-off this weekend, says league administrator Bennett Munango. The re-start of the league programme was called off last weekend due to the
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LIONEL Messi has gone from being the first name on Barcelona’s team sheet to the last, as they await a late fitness test ahead of today’s Champions League quarter-final second leg at home to Paris St
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Yvonne Nsombo, currently studying Music and Psychology at the University of Namibia, grew up in Katutura and says her love for music started almost 17 years ago when she started singing in a church
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TUESDAY. Irreverent Tuesday! X-rated Tuesday. Fuel-increase Tuesday. Yes, it’s Tuesday! If in doubt, just Sellotape the remnants of yesterday together and it’ll still be Tuesday. Tweeps hit the
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ALMOST a third of the 65 men still standing accused in the main Caprivi high treason trial have completed their testimony in their own defence.A stream of denials have been heard from the witness
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ONE of two men accused of the brutal rape and murder of a woman at Swakopmund in September 2005 told a judge in the High Court in Windhoek yesterday that he needs more time to get hold of money to pay
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THE genocide committee of ‘Commando One’ OvaHerero people at the coast and surrounding areas want a ‘lineage stone’ erected at the Swakopmund cemetery’s OvaHerero/OvaMbanderu genocide memorial.Nearly
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THE interim form of protection issued to the Broiler Industry through the use of the Import Export Control Act should be sufficient to keep the Namibian poultry industry in business, while government
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AS from today, petrol costs ten cents per litre more, Mines and Energy Minister Isak Katali announced yesterday.Motorists using diesel, however, were spared as the diesel price remained unchanged. A
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THE Ministry of Mines and Energy has announced the imposition of a levy of 1.02 cents on electricity supplied by Namibia Power Corporation (NamPower) effective from 01 July 2013.The ministry noted
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When it comes to comedy, there’s no bigger joke than customer service in Namibia. As Free Your Mind continues to be the voice of ribaldry in a country rife with side-splitting snafus, this was
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“We don’t give a damn what Zuma does with his soldiers, fighting other people’s wars in foreign countries.“We are here today honouring our own fallen comrades.” This was the terse comment from a
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PROMINENT Namibian gynecologist, Dr Matti Kimberg, has announced the success of the first In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) pregnancy through the Namibia Fertility Clinic which culminated in the birth of
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MANY called her the mother to the motherless or Katutura’s Mother Teresa. Others simply referred to her as ‘mummy’. That was the late Agnes Tom, the founder of Baby Haven in Windhoek’s Katutura
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HILIFA Mbako has been appointed the new General Manager of Areva Resources Namibia and will now be responsible for the N$9 billion Trekkopje Project that was mothballed late last year due to the
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I AM strong, nobody and nothing can put me down – not even discrimination, not my HIV status, and not even the fact that I am not educated. I’m standing tall knowing that I’m beautiful. – Helena
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